I heard some great things about this place from Brazilian friends that live in the area so decided…read moreto check it out for a dessert. There seemed to be many homeless people hanging out on the street outside the place when we visited. They have a few parking spots and that was good. Place was busy when we walked in and continued to be busy throughout our visit as we decided to have our dessert at the place. Information was written in Portuguese but workers spoke English and were very helpful. I went with a passion fruit mousse. It was very rich and sweet. I had about 1/4 and that was enough for me for the day. I took the rest home to enjoy another time.

Romeo&Juliet is a phenomenal brazilian bakery with a little bit of everything that you would find…read morein a traditional Brazilian bakery. The staff is super friendly but rush to get through all the folks in the line. During Easter they have all the chocolate eggs that you would expect and love to eat and receive during the year. They have so many baked goods ready for you - empadas, pasties, coxinhas, brigadeiros, cookies, cakes, etc..

Solid spot! Came to support a SEA owned business and it was also on the way to where we were…read moreheaded. Quick service, plenty of seating and parking in the area. We love the different choices of drinks and desserts.

Local spot in the suburbs with games and some seating. Food service, like how the egg waffles here…read moreare springy and not overcooked for a crispy outside. Drinks are creative and have good variety, def on the sweeter side so reduce sugar if that's something you're not into. Casual okay ambiance, nothing fancy, but adorable stuffies. Had parking lot for plaza.

I have been hearing about Sweet Journey for awhile, and was walking downtown today & had the…read moreopportunity to finally check them out! First, I appreciate that in these times, the price has gone up, but is still more affordable than other local competitors, which is much appreciated. It's also nice to see so many other boba shops open up in town--many/most of them are franchises/part of a larger chain. When I think of local businesses, I am thinking here and Eggroll Cafe near UMass Lowell. I had the lychee tea w/boba (my go-to), and it was refreshing, boba very chewy. I'll have to try others/check out some of the dessert selection, too. Glad they are here!

I tried the Strawberry milk tea w/ coconut boba and it was good. My son got a chocolate waffle ice…read morecream and it was delicious. Great service

For the shaved ice from here and the Logan can fruit was old. As if it's been sitting out there…read moreall day and not crispy cold when biting in it. The lady didn't speak English, but I just pointed to what I wanted. Def was not worth it and try another shaved ice place in Lowell

Bakery shop that offers Asian baked goods and drinks. Service was okay as there's a language…read morebarrier with the woman working the counter so there was a lot of pointing to order. Got a Vietnamese coffee and it was good. Refreshing on a hot day.

Here's what I like about this place: It's owned by the cutest young family. Allergen-aware for GF…read moreand DF. Huge scoops. Tons of fun flavors. Substantial waffle cones that appear to be made in-house. Delicious ice cream flavors with big chunks of the flavors in them (whole pistachios! Whole strawberries! Fresh peach!). Seasonal specials. Nice little locale convenient to UML and river walking. Nice, patient staff. This adorable little nice cream stand was started by the same peeps who put together the most delicious elevated pub grub kitchen in Dracut, Fortune and Flame, located inside The Boat on Mascuppic, which is also very much worth a visit if you haven't been there yet. Just like F&F Kitchen, F&F Sweet Bar delivers on their promise of cozy, happy food, and left us totally full and happy we came.

Great coffee oreo. Cute outdoor seating area. Excellent service. I will be here all summer.read more

Super tasty Bahn Mi sandwiches on really crisp, flaky bread. Seem like very nice people! Easy to…read moremiss it--tiny shop.

I came by to try the jai quai bahn mi, and it was so freaking good. I can't believe how delicious…read moreit was! It's made with the fried dough, so it's crispy and there's a huge filling to bread ratio. The fried dough doesn't taste oily either! The bahn mi is a little small (but makes sense given the size of the fried dough), but the flavor was good. More reason to buy two! I also got the little lye rice dumplings (kee chang I think?). They were sitting on the counter still warm. I love these little things dipped in sugar! They're a bit plain by themselves, but they're great with a little brown sugar syrup, red bean paste, or sugar.

This location specifically is the best coffee shop in Lowell. Their fast service with quality food…read moreis what makes them stand out. All their breakfast food is good so you can't go wrong with any order. Their special drinks are on the sweeter side so just adjust to your liking. I got a pistachio cold foam and THAT was amazing

I had to stop by when I saw the post about their new drinks…read more The banana cold foam was stronger than I expected but it was nice. It kind of overpowers the matcha a little though. The drizzle in the mocha had a little bit of a bitter taste but my bf liked it. We went through the drive thru and service was quick.

We arrived on a Saturday night after 6 PM during the Chinese and Vietnamese New Years weekend so I…read moredidn't have great expectations for what would be left. Everyone knows that you have to get to a Chinese bakery early in the morning for the freshness and availability of all their wonderful delights. The dessert/cake display case left much to be desired. Again, it could have been that we arrived later in the day but it didn't seem like there was anything pleasing to the eye. Usually I get super excited and over order the typical Chinese sweet treats and end up with a box full of green tea cakes, sponge fruit cakes, mango custard, and sweet rice cakes. I didn't care for anything here except something called the "Triple" baked bun with was three separate baked buns stuck together with custard, taro and red bean filling. The baked buns are displayed on a rolling bakery cart with each group of buns labeled accordingly. There was a great variety of baked buns that included taro, tuna, hotdog, pork, and one that I've never seen before, "Steak & Cheese." We had to get one to try. Prices were a little higher than the usual Chinatown fare at $1.50 or $ 1.75 for most of the baked buns. My husband and I split a regular steamed pork bun that was filled with the usual pork filling, hard boiled egg and Chinese sausage that is common among all baos. I'm not sure if it's because we were already ravenous, but the pork bao was pretty good. I'd definitely get another one. To see more pics and info, visit http://www.mami-eggroll.com/2014/02/green-forest-tea-house-1-new-chinese.html

Best Tasting Cake for News Year Eve 2020. I stopped by the bakery on New Year Eve to buy a cake to…read morecelebrate New Year. The nice woman told me that she does not have any cakes due to high customer order, but she can make me one if I can wait in 30 minutes. I got the cake after waiting and I brought the cake home to surprise my family. The decorations on the cake are beautiful and the taste of the cake is fresh and delicious. Everyone in my family enjoyed the cake. Thank you the owners of the bakery who made this cake in a special night.